Author: Amy Ward

Liverpool is preparing to host a pioneering event from May 2 to 8, 2027, marking a historic moment with the launch of the Inclusive Sport & Culture Festival (ISCF). This UK-first festival unites elite Paralympic athletes with a world-class disabled-led arts and culture program, presenting a unique shared platform that celebrates both sporting excellence and… Continue reading Liverpool to host groundbreaking Inclusive Sport & Culture Festival in May 2027

Liverpool City Council has marked a new chapter in the city’s market services with the relaunch of its wholesale market, now known as Wholesale Market Liverpool. This significant event took place on Tuesday, 28 April 2026, and was officially opened by Cllr Barbara Murray, in one of her final acts as Lord Mayor of Liverpool.… Continue reading A new era for Liverpool City Council’s wholesale market

This September, Liverpool’s historic Cunard Building will host an innovative exhibition titled *Close to Home*, which delves into the personal stories and profound impact surrounding suicide. More than a conventional exhibition, it is designed as a space for contemplation and reflection, created through a collaboration between the Merseyside community arts organisation Heart of Glass and… Continue reading Close to Home: Ground-breaking exhibition exploring stories and the impact of suicide to open in Cunard Building

Liverpool is preparing to launch its inaugural Music Month, set to kick off on Friday, 1 May. This month-long celebration, organised by Culture Liverpool and Sound City, will showcase a series of live performances, cultural happenings, and community-led activities throughout the city region. Following the conclusion of Music Month, the festivities will continue with Liverpool… Continue reading Liverpool gears up for inaugural Music Month

The Girls’ Brigade of England and Wales has recently been granted the Freedom of Liverpool, a prestigious recognition reflecting their longstanding presence and impact in the community. This organisation, which is part of a worldwide fellowship extending across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and Australia, has a rich history of over 130 years. It remains… Continue reading Freedom of Liverpool for Girls’ Brigade of England and Wales  

Liverpool Central Library is preparing to host a complimentary event this month that will highlight the extraordinary John James Audubon book, Birds of America. This remarkable volume, recently featured in the BBC Drama Small Prophets, is recognized as one of the rarest and most valuable books globally. The library is proud to be among the… Continue reading Central Library to host special Birds of America event

Liverpool’s acclaimed Stanley Park Market is preparing to make its return next week, marking its third year running. Recognized as the city’s largest weekday market, it will reopen on Wednesday, 1 April, kicking off the new season with a special Easter-themed celebration. The market’s operations are planned to continue weekly through to December. Originally scheduled… Continue reading Award-winning Stanley Park Market returns for 2026

The Liverpool Half Marathon is set to take place on Sunday, 15 March, with an anticipated turnout of 15,000 participants, making it the largest BTR Liverpool Half Marathon event held in the city to date. Due to this significant influx of runners and spectators, those traveling in and around Liverpool are being advised to carefully… Continue reading Liverpool Half Marathon – everything you need to know about this Sunday’s race

Liverpool is set to honor its renowned musical heritage with the launch of Liverpool Music Month, a new initiative taking place throughout May 2026. Organized by Culture Liverpool and Sound City, this month-long celebration runs from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 31, showcasing live performances, cultural happenings, and community events across the city region.… Continue reading Liverpool Music Month to launch followed by city-region-wide Summer of Music

Liverpool’s libraries are gearing up to mark World Book Day this March with a variety of free activities designed for families and children. The events include everything from storytelling and crafts to author visits and interactive workshops, all aimed at engaging kids up to 12 years old. In addition to public sessions at several local… Continue reading Celebrate World Book Day at Liverpool’s libraries